
Many shipmates have asked and commented that we need to organize another Sebago Sailors reunion. Nearly every time I've sent out a mass email asking shipmates for their suggestions. The number of responses has been postively underwhelming.
Add a commentSharp eyed Sebago Sailors will notice there is something new on most of the pages - a third party discussion module. It requires that you register at DISQUS, but there is a plus side to that. Many newspaper sites across the nations are now using DISQUS as their method of allowing comments by readers.
It's not perfect, but every bulletin board plug-in I reviewed as an integrated plug in just became too complicated and difficult to oversee, especially when I considered the traffic volume of SebagoSailors.org. Send me your comments and suggestions.
-LEE
Add a comment(April 13, 2012) - We have no details other than a posting by USCG, but we have learned that BMC David Pawloski, (USCG, Ret) crossed over the bar on January 11th. David was an eager young SN that sailed with SEBAGO on the Vietnam cruise in 69/70. Our condolences, and our sense of loss, are offered to the family.
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December 18, 1919 - October 5, 2011 Another wartime shipmate, Capt. Henry Keene, Jr, USCG (Ret) crossed over the bar at his home in Ketchikan, Alaska, on October 5th. He also served aboard Cutter BIBB, was CO of Cutter CHINCOTEAGUE, and CO of Base Ketchikan, from which he retired in 1967. He entered the Coast Guard in 1941 and served aboard SEBAGO in 1949 as a Lieutenant.
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